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Not reading AI code line by line, but not skipping it either. I sort it by "does it hurt if this is wrong" and "can I follow it". How do you decide what to actually read?

Been going back and forth on the "should you read the code the AI writes" question, especially for people who are new and honestly can't follow most of it yet. Reading every line isn't realistic if you don't know what computed or ref means. But skipping it entirely feels like driving with no dashbo…

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  1. 2026-10-13 09:55 · r/AI_Agents
    Not reading AI code line by line, but not skipping it either. I sort it by "does it hurt if this is wrong" and "can I follow it". How do you decide what to actually read?

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